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Note that I don't claim to represent some Sacred Truth here. I just state my opinion, that is based on what I know and hear from people here in France.
The French people is revolting these days. Why? Let's find out.
Note that I don't easily talk about this subject. France has turned into a suppressive police state, any any critique of their regime can be met with illegal force. As I have experienced already (in 2013). The Justice system here in France has fallen under political control, and nobody is safe.
First of all, who is revolting? Let's find out.
It's pretty much people from all the social classes here in France, but one group is overrepresented and that is the middle class.[1]The majority of those arrested for violence are middle class men from the countryside age 30-40. But all classes and age groups are represented in the revolt. Even Baby Boomers.
Are there any political leanings of this revolution? Let's find out.
The Gauls have thrown away this divide and conquer means of the system and are now working across political lines.
How are they revolting? Let's find out.
They're revolting by destroying banks. They're revolting by destroying Starbucks and McDonald's. They're revolting by marching towards the presidential palace to "get" the president, as they say. They're revolting peacefully but they are being attacked by the police who use tear gas[2]and rubber bullets without being provoked and therefore it turns violent sometimes. They throw things back at the police. They are revolting by blocking trade districts, merchant districts, to damage the French economy. They've been revolting by blocking the ports where oil is shipped into France. They've tried to block the refineries. They are destroying automatic radar controls.[3]That is, they either spray them down or they smash them or even burn them. About 53% of all automatic radar controls in France at this moment are destroyed or out of function.
Why are they revolting? Let's find out.
The Frenchmen I've talked to revolt because they are sick and tired of the absolute hypocrisy of the leadership. They're tired of being lied to and they're tired of being lied to consequently, always, all the time. They're tired of having a political system where not a single political party represents the people or their interests. They're all working for the same bankers. They are tired of the opaque tax system where they're being taxed to death but the tax money just disappear.[4]They are not returning to the people or to something that benefits the people. They're really tired of that. They're tired of the hypocrisy in relation to environmentalism where the people are being taxed for environmental reasons while in reality everybody understands that the real environmental issues lie elsewhere.
They are tired of planned obsolescence. They are tired of the complete lack of democracy in a system that claims to be democratic. That is, they're tired of being dictated how France is going to be from Brussels, the EU. They are tired of a system trying to force them into vaccinating their children. They're really, really tired of mass immigration from Africa and Asia. They are tired of the sexual education in school and the forced tolerance towards sexual minorities, so to speak. And yes, they're also tired of living in extreme poverty. They are either debts slaves, as intended by the system, or they have nothing at all. They're revolting against globalism, internationalism and the "global village" bullshit of the liberals.
I'm going to give you an example of how the politicians run things here in France and a very good example of what infuriates the Gauls. The politicians used the taxpayers' money to build highways here in France. When the highways were completed they sold the highways to private companies that now demand money for you to use them. Interestingly, I have seen Frenchmen in the street, ordinary Frenchmen, ordinary middle-class Frenchmen, tell journalists that they are really really tired of having their country run by Zionist bankers. They are tired of politicians who all work for these Zionist bankers. And interestingly, they say they're tired of all the politicians. Whether left or right, it doesn't matter. They're all the same, they all work for the same Zionist bankers.
What I as a foreigner living here in France find very interesting is that it seems as if the entire nation collectively has woken up and decided that now enough is enough.[5]We're tired of this. We don't want it anymore. It's over, it's finished.
What is it the French people want with this revolt? Let's find out.
The perhaps sad thing in this is that it seems as if the Gallic people have realized that there is no solution. And what they do now is simply to destroy this system. They've had enough of it and they don't care anymore what comes afterwards, as long as this system is destroyed and removed and shortened, as they say.
How is this going to end? Let's find out.
It's probably not going to end well. Last Saturday a lot of Frenchmen claimed that the French authorities had snipers on the rooftops in Paris.[6]And they claimed that these snipers were not even there to shoot demonstrators. They were there to shoot policemen in case the police started to support the revolutionaries. It's going down the drain, but it seems as if the French people have decided that having everything going down the drain is better than keep going on this track we're on now.
No they're not. And they're not because they are afraid that this revolution, just like the revolution of 1789, is going to spread to their countries. And I am pretty sure that at some point in time it will.
The French people is revolting these days. Why? Let's find out.
Note that I don't easily talk about this subject. France has turned into a suppressive police state, any any critique of their regime can be met with illegal force. As I have experienced already (in 2013). The Justice system here in France has fallen under political control, and nobody is safe.
First of all, who is revolting? Let's find out.
It's pretty much people from all the social classes here in France, but one group is overrepresented and that is the middle class.[1]The majority of those arrested for violence are middle class men from the countryside age 30-40. But all classes and age groups are represented in the revolt. Even Baby Boomers.
Are there any political leanings of this revolution? Let's find out.
The Gauls have thrown away this divide and conquer means of the system and are now working across political lines.
How are they revolting? Let's find out.
They're revolting by destroying banks. They're revolting by destroying Starbucks and McDonald's. They're revolting by marching towards the presidential palace to "get" the president, as they say. They're revolting peacefully but they are being attacked by the police who use tear gas[2]and rubber bullets without being provoked and therefore it turns violent sometimes. They throw things back at the police. They are revolting by blocking trade districts, merchant districts, to damage the French economy. They've been revolting by blocking the ports where oil is shipped into France. They've tried to block the refineries. They are destroying automatic radar controls.[3]That is, they either spray them down or they smash them or even burn them. About 53% of all automatic radar controls in France at this moment are destroyed or out of function.
The most effective way to destroy people is to deny and obliterate their own understanding of their history.
- George Orwell
Why are they revolting? Let's find out.
The Frenchmen I've talked to revolt because they are sick and tired of the absolute hypocrisy of the leadership. They're tired of being lied to and they're tired of being lied to consequently, always, all the time. They're tired of having a political system where not a single political party represents the people or their interests. They're all working for the same bankers. They are tired of the opaque tax system where they're being taxed to death but the tax money just disappear.[4]They are not returning to the people or to something that benefits the people. They're really tired of that. They're tired of the hypocrisy in relation to environmentalism where the people are being taxed for environmental reasons while in reality everybody understands that the real environmental issues lie elsewhere.
This one single ship pollutes more than all cars in france put together do.
They are tired of planned obsolescence. They are tired of the complete lack of democracy in a system that claims to be democratic. That is, they're tired of being dictated how France is going to be from Brussels, the EU. They are tired of a system trying to force them into vaccinating their children. They're really, really tired of mass immigration from Africa and Asia. They are tired of the sexual education in school and the forced tolerance towards sexual minorities, so to speak. And yes, they're also tired of living in extreme poverty. They are either debts slaves, as intended by the system, or they have nothing at all. They're revolting against globalism, internationalism and the "global village" bullshit of the liberals.
I'm going to give you an example of how the politicians run things here in France and a very good example of what infuriates the Gauls. The politicians used the taxpayers' money to build highways here in France. When the highways were completed they sold the highways to private companies that now demand money for you to use them. Interestingly, I have seen Frenchmen in the street, ordinary Frenchmen, ordinary middle-class Frenchmen, tell journalists that they are really really tired of having their country run by Zionist bankers. They are tired of politicians who all work for these Zionist bankers. And interestingly, they say they're tired of all the politicians. Whether left or right, it doesn't matter. They're all the same, they all work for the same Zionist bankers.
What I as a foreigner living here in France find very interesting is that it seems as if the entire nation collectively has woken up and decided that now enough is enough.[5]We're tired of this. We don't want it anymore. It's over, it's finished.
What is it the French people want with this revolt? Let's find out.
The perhaps sad thing in this is that it seems as if the Gallic people have realized that there is no solution. And what they do now is simply to destroy this system. They've had enough of it and they don't care anymore what comes afterwards, as long as this system is destroyed and removed and shortened, as they say.
How is this going to end? Let's find out.
It's probably not going to end well. Last Saturday a lot of Frenchmen claimed that the French authorities had snipers on the rooftops in Paris.[6]And they claimed that these snipers were not even there to shoot demonstrators. They were there to shoot policemen in case the police started to support the revolutionaries. It's going down the drain, but it seems as if the French people have decided that having everything going down the drain is better than keep going on this track we're on now.
Truth. It's the new hate speech.Is the mainstream media in your home country telling you the truth about this event? Let's find out.
"During times of universla deceit, telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act."
- George Orwell
No they're not. And they're not because they are afraid that this revolution, just like the revolution of 1789, is going to spread to their countries. And I am pretty sure that at some point in time it will.
- But very few immigrants participate.
- At least initially, they were peaceful. The actions of the police changed that though.
- Alias "Automatic Highwaymen".
- Into corruption.
- The entire population seems to be stockpiling food and other supplies, preparing for the worst.
- The French police leaked their own plans to the public.